Comments on: a bit more work on kfm, and thoughts on file tagging

By: Kae Verens

Kae Verens — Fri, 02 Jun 2006 11:49:59 +0000

Janich, that will certainly be possible. I am working on this mainly for my own company’s CMS, which uses databases a lot. I will be writing customisable “hooks” into the PHP, where you can assign functions to handle various things (to check whether a file is allowed to be uploaded at a certain location, to give notice to a database that a file has been moved/renamed, etc).

I’ll write up some examples once I have the hooks built.

By: Janich

Janich — Fri, 02 Jun 2006 10:40:09 +0000

Hi.
I like your ideas and have a suggestion..

Since I like files for storing data, Ive always combined it with a database to hold info since it is much easier to administer. Would a thing like this be possible ? Im thinking of something like a configuration option that states some sql queries that can be modified..

Anyway. Good luck with the editor in the first place, I’d just give my 2c

By: Markku Uttula

Markku Uttula — Mon, 29 May 2006 23:13:53 +0000

I put the class-file and an example of using it on my website at http://www.disconova.com/open_source/index.html#example004

By: Markku Uttula

Markku Uttula — Mon, 29 May 2006 22:57:51 +0000

hmm… that didn’t come out quite the way i thought it would

By: Markku Uttula

Markku Uttula — Mon, 29 May 2006 22:57:19 +0000

Would this help? It only reads ID3v1 tags, since ID3v2.x has some interesting problems, least of which ain’t the fact that the tag can be located *anywhere* in the file (even though it *usually* is located in the beginning) … anyway, HTH, all rights reversed

is_valid = true;
$this->artist = $this->strippad(substr($data, 3, 30));
$this->title = $this->strippad(substr($data, 33, 30));
$this->album = $this->strippad(substr($data, 63, 30));
$this->year = $this->strippad(substr($data, 93, 4));
$this->comment = $this->strippad(substr($data, 97, 29));
$this->track_byte = substr($data, 126, 1);
$this->track_number = ord($this->track_byte);
$this->genre_byte = substr($data, 127, 1);
if (isset($GLOBALS["genres"][ord($this->genre_byte)])) {
$this->genre_text = $GLOBALS["genres"][ord($this->genre_byte)];
}
}
}
}

function strippad ($data) {
return trim(strtr($data, chr(0), ‘ ‘));
}
}